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Last Chance for 60,000 Point Citi ThankYou Premier and more...  In This Issue...  Last Chance for 60,000 Point Citi ThankYou Premier  The Price to Renovate New York JFK is Up to $13 Billion — And Will Make Travel Worse  TSA Will Allow You To Bring Disabled Bullets Through Security, Unless They Can Keep Liquids Cold  Marriott Employees Shaming the Yankees and United Welcomes Surfboards  Hyatt Likely to Acquire Two Roads Hospitality: Destination Hotels, Alila, Joie de Vivre, and More  Should You Tip Flight Attendants?  More Recent Articles This email contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. Last Chance for 60,000 Point Citi ThankYou Premier The best points-earning Citibank card has its biggest signup bonus. It has a $0 annual fee the first year, $95 thereafter. And it's a stronger points-earning card than the $450 annual fee Citi Prestige Card since it doesn't just earn triple points on air and hotel (Prestige) but on all travel (such as gas). But it appears this is your last chance to get in on the huge 60,000 point offer. Million Mile Secrets says this offer will be pulled Thursday, October 11. Continue reading Last Chance for 60,000 Point Citi ThankYou Premier...          • Email to a friend • The Price to Renovate New York JFK is Up to $13 Billion — And Will Make Travel Worse We'd be much better off with airports that efficiently moved people from their initial location to their gate, and on arrival to their final destination, than with sprawling complexes that are cumbersome to traverse but accommodate more retail. You can only sell off the airport's future income stream once. Investing the money is new mega-terminals means not investing the money in things that would actually improve the airport most. As a result these choices mean the New York JFK travel experience will be worse than it otherwise could be. Continue reading The Price to Renovate New York JFK is Up to $13 Billion — And Will Make Travel Worse...          • Email to a friend • TSA Will Allow You To Bring Disabled Bullets Through Security, Unless They Can Keep Liquids Cold TSA policy allows you to bring empty shell casings with the primer removed or discharged. So bullets that have been disabled and cannot be fired are fine. Unless that bullet could keep your drink cold in which case they're going to confiscate it. Since they have plenty of abandoned drinks at the checkpoint they want their drinks to be cold. Continue reading TSA Will Allow You To Bring Disabled Bullets Through Security, Unless They Can Keep Liquids Cold...          • Email to a friend • Marriott Employees Shaming the Yankees and United Welcomes Surfboards A roundup of the most important stories of the day. I keep you up to date on the most interesting writings I find on other sites – the latest news and tips. Continue reading Marriott Employees Shaming the Yankees and United Welcomes Surfboards...          • Email to a friend • Hyatt Likely to Acquire Two Roads Hospitality: Destination Hotels, Alila, Joie de Vivre, and More Two well-placed sources tell me that Hyatt is a finalist to acquire Two Roads Hospitality which manages and operates Alila Hotels & Resorts, Destination Hotels, Joie de Vivre Hotels, Thompson Hotels, and tommie Hotels. Continue reading Hyatt Likely to Acquire Two Roads Hospitality: Destination Hotels, Alila, Joie de Vivre, and More...          • Email to a friend • Should You Tip Flight Attendants? Flight attendants often aren't well paid, though they do benefit from travel and in some cases scheduling flexibility. Tipping is often against airline rules, but that doesn't mean your crew won't accept tips especially if you offer it again a second time once they decline. Continue reading Should You Tip Flight Attendants?...          • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Whose Arm Rest Is It Anyway? Here's Why the Middle Seat Passenger Gets Both Swiss Erases Israel From Its Moving Map In Order to "Remain Neutral" Barclays Arrival Premier Being Closed to New Customers Man Refused Boarding For Wearing Shorts Opinions expressed here are author's alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airline or hotel chain, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities.     Safely Unsubscribe • Archives • Preferences • Contact • Subscribe • Privacy Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC • 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123 • Sudbury, MA 01776, USA